You have definitely decided to get which key has been pressed with JavaScript? This is very common when it comes to an Enter key press over a form element. Actually this should be automatically done by the browser, but when it comes to a default prevented form you’ve to check it for yourself.
The job can be done with a event’s which check. Let me show you some JavaScript/jQuery code:
$('.selector').click(function(e) { console.log(e.which); }); |
Note that this can be checked under Firefox and/or Safari like browsers which support the console object. This will give you the idea which key is pressed in a number value. The Enter is usually 13!
If you don’t have such browser, you can replace that code with something like:
$('.selector').click(function(e) { alert(e.which); }); |
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